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Christine Herman Biography, Books, and Similar Authors

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Christine Herman

Christine Herman

Christine Herman Biography

Christine Lynn Herman is the New York Times and indie bestselling author of novels about magic, monsters, and growing up, including All of Us Villains, The Devouring Gray duology, and The Drowning Summer.

Christine resides in Somerville, MA, with her partner and cat.

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    Austin Aslan was inspired to write his debut novel, The Islands at the End of the World, while living on the Big Island of Hawaii. He earned a master's degree in tropical conservation biology at the University of Hawaii ... (more)

    If you enjoyed:
    All of Us Villains

    Try:
    The Islands at the End of the World
    by Austin Aslan

  • Sophie Cameron

    Sophie Cameron

    Sophie Cameron is a Scottish writer. She attended the University of Edinburgh and is now based in Spain.

    When she is not reading or writing, she is usually studying foreign languages or watching inordinate amounts of TV. ... (more)

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    All of Us Villains

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    Out of the Blue
    by Sophie Cameron

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